Lunch for Dinner
Last Friday night, Katryna and I had "Lunch (& Cathy)" over for dinner.
Steve Baird recently pointed out to me the humour in having "Lunch" for dinner. But surprisingly, this was not the funniest part of the evening. No, some dialogue which could not have been scripted any better occurred, which still has me giggling like a little school girl "Life of Brian" style ("welease woderick")
The conversation centred around guys playing comp soccer on Saturday and girls playing comp soccer on Sundays.
Katryna questioned "Lunch" on this asking why this was the case.
"Lunch" responded with a monologue on how guys sport was much more important than girls sport, and how girls sport was second class and men deserved to play on Saturdays etc etc etc (certainly tongue in cheek).
Katryna responded to Cathy, in reference to "Lunch's" comments with "I don't know how you put up with it!"
To which Cathy responded..........(wait for it)
"I don't mind playing on Sundays"
Some moments in life couldn't be scripted any better? Got any to share?
Jim
p.s In case Georgie or RD read this post, I thought it fair to mention that there were present as well :)
Steve Baird recently pointed out to me the humour in having "Lunch" for dinner. But surprisingly, this was not the funniest part of the evening. No, some dialogue which could not have been scripted any better occurred, which still has me giggling like a little school girl "Life of Brian" style ("welease woderick")
The conversation centred around guys playing comp soccer on Saturday and girls playing comp soccer on Sundays.
Katryna questioned "Lunch" on this asking why this was the case.
"Lunch" responded with a monologue on how guys sport was much more important than girls sport, and how girls sport was second class and men deserved to play on Saturdays etc etc etc (certainly tongue in cheek).
Katryna responded to Cathy, in reference to "Lunch's" comments with "I don't know how you put up with it!"
To which Cathy responded..........(wait for it)
"I don't mind playing on Sundays"
Some moments in life couldn't be scripted any better? Got any to share?
Jim
p.s In case Georgie or RD read this post, I thought it fair to mention that there were present as well :)
posted by Jim at
11:48 AM
3 Comments:
I wouldn't have called it a monologue. More of a wind up.
But more importantly, have you solved your Asian problem in the corridor?
By
Anonymous, at 10:40 PM
thanks jimmy
By
Anonymous, at 12:38 PM
No, the 'Asian problem' in the corridor is still apparent....but starting to smell.
By
Jim, at 11:00 AM
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